Did Weapon Unfound = Reasonable Doubt?

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Denise_Noe
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Did Weapon Unfound = Reasonable Doubt?

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What do you think of my essay on the troubling question of the weapon in the Borden case?


Did the failure of the prosecution to point with certainty to a weapon lead to Lizzie's acquittal?
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I'm sorry, Denise. Where do I find the essay you are referring to?
In remembrance of my beloved son:
"Vaya Con Dios" (Spanish for: "Go with God"), by Anne Murray ( https://tinyurl.com/y8nvqqx9 )
“God has you in heaven, but I have you in my heart.” ~ TobyMac (https://tinyurl.com/rakc5nd )
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Awww, thank you, Denise!
In remembrance of my beloved son:
"Vaya Con Dios" (Spanish for: "Go with God"), by Anne Murray ( https://tinyurl.com/y8nvqqx9 )
“God has you in heaven, but I have you in my heart.” ~ TobyMac (https://tinyurl.com/rakc5nd )
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